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Sessions Must Go, But It Can’t End There

Senator Kamala Harris makes the attorney general nervous for good reason. She knows how to expose the truth.

The president is a danger to the nation and the world. It’s time for him and his minions to be shown the door.

The South Carolina congressman’s absurd interrogation of CIA alum Brennan isn’t a show meant for you—it’s all for Trump’s base.

If Democrats are smart, they’ll explore the vice president’s role during the transition.

The potential villains in the FBI’s anti-Clinton narrative were all women.

She’s the fairytale princess dressed up in false feminism, spinning a yarn of beneficent patriarchy.

by Adele M. Stan April 19, 2017

The real strike against a culture of sexual intimidation would be for British regulators to deny Fox’s bid for a satellite company.

The attorney general is courting law enforcement by reducing accountability and renewing a war on people of color.

A pattern is emerging in the administration’s scandal-defense playbook: Go after black women.

An abruptly canceled hearing and the condescending treatment of a black woman reporter reveal the White House’s hysteria.